Wizard of Id by Parker and Hart for November 28, 2024

We give thanks for the rights and privileges we believe in – that have been (and still are being) fought for.

This is beautiful! Thank you!

WILL all of you negative people just Get! Over! It! You need to give thanks for living in a place where you can spout off your negative rhetoric & not get shot or dragged off to be tortured & then killed & having your family disappears off the face of the Earth too.

AWESOME!

After 400 years, we still honor the sharing of the earth’s blessings upon the earliest settlers of this country. They came here, escaping persecution for having a different religious belief than the king. They shared the bounty with those who had lived on that land for thousands of years. The fact that those immigrants didn’t get wiped out by their new neighbors is a testament to the power of tolerance and sharing, and in itself may be a miracle.We should all be very thankful that those from across the sea were allowed to survive and eventually prosper. This is something worth celebrating…. HAPPY IMMIGRANTS DAY!!! God bless those escaping religious persecution and seeking a new life.

I don’t give thanks for hired killers.

Blessed Thanksgiving and a Belated Happy Veterans Day and Happy Marine Corps Birthday. God Bless America.

I don’t recall any prayers like that from the foxholes or trenches.

Awww, that’s really sweet.

We give thanks for the freedom we have, because of those men and women who fight for it.

Happy Thanksgiving!

God

Family

Home

Friends

GoComics.com

That’s what I’m thankful for.

Thank you Parker ans Hart for remembering those who can’t be with their families today! Have a wonderful day with yours.

We give thanks to those who have gone in harm’s way (Service Members, & First Responders) so that we may enjoy this day.

Lastly, to the homeless on the Streets, you are not forgotten, it will get better.

May all of our Service Men and Women stay safe!

A wish (bone) and a prayer.

Appreciation.

Amen and Amen.

Just for the record, there were no (bird type) Turkeys in Medieval Europe! They, like many favorite foods worldwide (chilis, tomatoes, potatoes, beans, squash, maize among others) were first cultivated in the Americas and later adopted by the rest of the world. The message, however, is right-on.

Anyone in the U.S. should be thankful for our democracy and our fellow citizens. You could be begging for food and water in Ukraine, Gaza, Lebanon. Don’t forget to say a prayer for those less fortunate than yourself.

Gratitude…..both ways….excellent!!!!!!

and dont forget the police